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BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsWORLD deskBhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Dussehra, or Vijayadashami, is more than a festival marking the victory of Lord Shri Ram over Ravan. It is a powerful reminder that truth ultimately triumphs over falsehood, righteousness prevails over injustice and power finds its true meaning when used for society’s welfare.The life of Lord Shri Ram teaches us that courage must be guided by maryada (righteous conduct) and that the pursuit of justice requires determination to stand against wrongdoing. His bow symbolises protection for the vulnerable and a warning to those who perpetrate injustice. His journey demonstrates how faith, unity and collective endeavour can overcome even the greatest challenges.The tradition of shastra puja on Vijayadashami reinforces this message. It reminds us that strength brings responsibility and must be exercised with discipline, restraint and compassion. True power lies not merely in the ability to act, but in the wisdom to use it for the protection of others.This spirit is equally relevant to India’s contemporary journey. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India has strengthened its resolve to protect its sovereignty and ensure the security of its citizens while remaining committed to peace and global cooperation. Operation Sindoor demonstrated the courage, precision and professionalism of our armed forces in targeting terrorist infrastructure. On Dussehra, we must salute our soldiers, whose dedication safeguards our nation, and acknowledge the sacrifices made by their families and veer naris (war widows).In Madhya Pradesh, the ideals of Lord Ram guide our commitment to good governance. Women’s safety, opportunities for young people, prosperity for farmers and timely assistance to the needy remain essential priorities. When citizens receive
BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsWORLD deskBarnagar (Madhya Pradesh): Chief Minister Mohan Yadav inaugurated and performed the 'bhoomi poojan' of development works worth Rs 22.34 crore in Barnagar and announced a food processing park, a Gita Bhawan and one month of free swimming pool access for residents at a programme held at Maa Chamunda Dham in Gajnikhedi on Sunday.Addressing municipal council president Abhay Tongya, Yadav said the swimming pool should remain free for the public for one month.The development works include an indoor stadium and swimming pool under the PIU, along with cement concrete roads and RCC drains in various municipal wards.Yadav said the proposed food processing park would benefit farmers and create employment opportunities for youth. He also announced a Gita Bhawan and programmes to mark the birth anniversary of poet Pradeep, including a poet’s honour ceremony. He said he would visit Barnagar again.Yadav also highlighted development projects worth Rs 25,000 crore underway for Simhastha 2028, the revival of the Chief Minister Sugam Bus Service Scheme and efforts to increase milk production through cooperative societies. He mentioned incentives of Rs 25,000 for good Samaritans who take accident victims to hospitals.He attended the programme in the presence of Barnagar MLA Jitendra Pandya and other public representatives.Indore Witnesses Unseasonal October Rain Amid 14-Inch Rainfall Deficit; Mayor Pushyamitra Bhargav Seeks ₹50 Crore For Water Management | VIDEO
BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsWORLD deskBhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Bhopal Police Commissionerate has declared Roshanpura Crossing and the area covering Polytechnic Crossing, Akashvani and Kilol Park as restricted zones for protests, demonstrations, strikes, agitations and effigy burning for two months. Commissioner of police Sanjay Kumar issued the prohibitory orders under Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS). According to the orders, various communities, organisations, political parties, committees and delegations frequently seek permission to hold demonstrations and protests at these locations for their demands.Roshanpura Crossing is an important road junction providing access to key locations, including Raj Bhavan, the airport and Hamidia Hospital. Police said protests at the junction could disrupt traffic and cause inconvenience to commuters. Blockages could also hamper the movement of emergency services, including ambulances and fire brigades. The order concerning Polytechnic Crossing also covers Akashvani Crossing, Kilol Park area and the areas between these junctions. Police officials said Polytechnic Crossing is a key route to the airport, Hamidia Hospital and Gandhi Medical College, with no alternative route available. The orders prohibit the organisation of strikes, sit-ins, demonstrations, agitations and effigy-burning programmes at these locations. However, the commissioner of police may grant exemptions from restrictions to aggrieved persons. Both orders will remain in force for two months from their respective dates of implementation.Bhopal Traffic Diversion On Dussehra: Heavy Vehicles Banned From 2 PM On October 20, Routes Changed Near Ravan Dahan Grounds